posted on January 10, 2001 02:06:29 PM new
I just received an Yahoo e-mail with a auction question. It wasn't a question at all - it was spam advertising for two other auction sites.
posted on January 10, 2001 02:13:02 PM new
Typical auction scam but what is worse than that is when thwese new auction sites owners post randomly to forums like this and make believe they are a 20yr old female.
Praising the site as if they are really a user. terrible and it still happens
posted on January 10, 2001 02:21:32 PM new
The question:
Did you know that hundreds of listers from this site are going to xxxxx to list I have and have made the same kind of sells as I did here. Best part its free and They have emailed me to say that it will always be free. Also another up and coming site is xxxxx with this and other great perks? email me if you need more info.
I have "xxxx"'d out the names of the sites because I don't want to give them ANY free publicity and because there is a small chance that the owners aren't behind the spam.
posted on January 11, 2001 05:29:39 AM new
I got an email from Dutchbid the other day
Entitled "Homework project"
In the email it asked all registered sellers to email friends, former customers etc etc to come back to dutch bid and bring in sellers and bidders.
This was from their company not an individual seller.
I didnt exactly appreciate but some poeple are passionate about their little community.
The question in your auction item could also be a disgruntled seller using in auction listings to get sellers to go to other sites.
And in a way.....you are all doing the exact same thing here discussing what sites to go to and abandon Yahoo.........
Just some people are using a direct approach. And letting non AW sellers know some of their options.
Anyone who rants in AW is preaching to the chior.......lol who's gonna listen to you when we all came here with the same idea already.
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